Struggling with AQA A-Level Geography 20-mark essays? You’re not alone — they’re one of the toughest question types in the exam. In our latest video, we break down exactly how to structure a 20-marker using a question from our 2026 AQA predicted paper 1 on the tropical rainforest water cycle.
🎥 Watch the full video here: A-Level Geography 20-Marker Structure | How to Write Top-Band Essays (AQA)
In the tutorial, you’ll learn how to approach long-answer questions with confidence.
💡 What the Video Covers
- The perfect structure for any AQA Geography 20-marker
- How to write a clear introduction, balanced analysis, and strong conclusion
- Key examiner tips for evaluation and command words like “evaluate the extent to which”
This step-by-step breakdown is ideal for Paper 1 or Paper 2 essay practice, especially if you want to improve your timing, structure, and confidence in extended responses.
📘 Practice with Predicted Papers
Get extra 20-marker practice with our A-Level Geography 2026 Predicted Papers, written in the exact AQA style and format.
👉 Paper 1 – Physical Geography (2026)
paper 2 coming soon...
🧠 Final Tip
Success in 20-markers isn’t about writing pages of notes — it’s about structure, clarity, and balance. Follow the method in our video, plan before you write, and always link back to the question.